Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1929, Page 28

FESS SAYS HOOVER 1S POPULAR IN OHIO Senator Declares Constitu- ents Pleased by President’s Record to Date. The Hoover administration and its accomplishments to date are heartily approved in Ohio, according to Senator Simeon D. Fess, who returned to Wash- ington today from his home in that State. “President Hoover is more popular to- day than ever among the people of Ohio,” said Senator Fess. “They ap- prove of his farm relief legislation and particularly of the manner in which he selected the members of ta Federal Farm Board, obtaining the services of outstanding men familiar with the problems which must be met.” Senator Fess expressed the opinion that any attempt to attach to the tariff bill the so-called debenture plan forr aiding the farmers would fail. The Government, he said, through the new farm act, has undertaken to help the farmer solve the marketing problem, which is the real problem of the farmer today. The adoption of the debenture plan, which he s®id would be in effect a direct contribucion from the Federal Treasury to the farmer, was no more or less than a dole. If such a plan were adopted for one class, it might easily be demanded and obtained by an- other in the future. Senator Fess said that the British today are having their troubles with the dole which goes to ‘unemployed labor. He argued that if the farmer were given a dole new in the shape of the debenture plan, there would be nothing to prevent labor from obtaining a dole from the Treasury in the future, with its attendsnt ills. Senator Fess called upon President Hoover at the White House to discuss gome matters of apopintments to public office, He v\lll return to Ohio tomor- TowW. RUM REPORTED SEIZED. Police i 300 Quarts Confiscated, Raiding Squad Says. Seizure of 160 quarts of alcohol and 140 quarts of “red” and “‘white” whisky | was reported by Sergt. O. J. Letterman and members of his dry enforcement squad as a result of a raid on an upper floor of a house in the 600 block of H street. George Kelley, 22 years old, giv- ing an address in the 1000 block of Fifth street, was arrested on charges of possession of intoxicants. A new bridge to be built aross the famous Tees River at Middlesborough, |* England, will cost $3,000,000. NEWS FROM E. R. BOCIIESTEBS fiPECIAL TRAIN TO e ar Bortiand {his morning _ and today the _entire enjoyed, 8 five-nour ~ ride A% ound Portand and_slons the Co- lumbia Rjrer High- way to and Horssml p.m Eyerybaly. and e Lioyd H Sutton of Washing tonight for Tacoma,. Atier thiy tour. { will have g 16.day trip to _ Chicago r.__Colorado U Pines. Seit Lake City and Yellowstons or zion Park. For dela address E. R ROCH 910 District National Blnk "Building, Washington, D. Patent Colt. Satin. " Fatent Colt, Satin: || Ilel (Brovn. and ‘Vldlh! 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Mrs. Edith Sugar, 732 Eleventh street southeast, has filed suit for an abso- lute divorce from Albert Sugar, 4840 Western avenue. They were married at Molive, Russia, March 23, 1903, and have six children. The wife charges that her husband deserted her two years ago and took up his residence with the corespondent. She is represented by Attorneys Milton Strasburger and Isa- dore H. Minowitz. Absolute divorce also is asked in a suit filed by Mrs. Dorothy B. Williams, 1414 T street, against Willlam Williams, 627 Fairmont street. They were mar- ried at Baltimore January 12, 1917. The wife charges misconduct and names a corespondent, Attorney George E. Mc- Neil appear.s for the wi(e | ‘The Star yesterday turned over to the | Police Department for administration | $130 in cash and a check for $10, | which had been sent to this paper for the family of Policeman Harry J. 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